The document summarizes Walt Disney's passion for trains and locomotives. It describes how he purchased four old steam locomotives in Mexico for $750, had them restored, and named them after himself and business partners. It notes that today, the Walt Disney World Railroad carries over 3.7 million passengers annually in Florida, making it the largest railroad in the state.

1. PEOPLE FIRST
Emanuela Donetti - Urbano Creativo

2. Un Paese di cose
impossibili
Fabio Zaffagnini

3. Innovazione e startup

4. Girati
Marco Monty Montemagno

5. Montemagno the Guru

6. Girati!

7. Il paese di
persone che
fanno cose
impossibili
E i sogni di Fabio

8. Cesena

9. I treni a vapore
Il grande Walt

10. La passione di Walt per i treni a
vapore

11. Dal Mexico alla Carrolton Pacific
In a railroad graveyard in Merida, Mexico, he found four old rusted black
locomotives that had hauled sugar cane, sitting forlorn and abandoned, ready
for the scrap heap. Roger bought them for $750, shipped them to Florida, and
helped completely restore them with a bright new paint job, brass fittings, new
smokestacks, and new square headlamps.
The four engines were named the: Walter E. Disney, the Lilly Belle, the Roger
E. Broggie and the Roy O. Disney.
Today, some 3.7 million people ride the Walt Disney World Railroad
every year, making it the largest railroad in Florida carrying more
passengers than AMTRAK.

12. Stay with people
Jimmy Fallon
E
Cameron Diaz

13. Seguire il proprio target

14. Photobombing

15. Condividere LA Passione

16. Condividere LA Passione
ECCO, NEL CASO, ANDATE DA
AUGUSTUS